The Uintah Basin Standard from Roosevelt, Utah • 10

The UINTAH HASIN STANDARD PAGE TWO Jim 8, 1961 pngw 10 UTAH GENERAL EXCELLENCE WINNER 1957 March of Dimes Expands Aid for Victims Of Crippling Birth Defects, Arthritis, Polio A CONSOLIDATION OF THE ROOSEVELT STANDARD AM) UINTAH BASIN RECORD SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Oar year, 94.00 Six Month $2.50 Advertising Rain SuppIN on Request Pultlislied Every Thursday nt Roosevelt, UUh Entered nt the Poet Offlee at Roosevelt, Utah, aa Second Clam Blatter under the Act of Marrh 8, 1879 CLIFTON N. MEMMOTT, Editor and PubUelicr MRS. MIDGE SI EM MOTT, Advertlalnf Manager School district abolishes council office The Duchesne County Board of Education, haa voted to abolish one administrative staff position thia coining year. It is that of Director of Guidance Services. A BOARD spokesman said this move was necessary because the district was exceeding its funds expenditure for non-teaching certificated pro- feanional personnel, allowable under the minimum school program.

Carl G. Johnson has held thia position for the paat two years. Sl'FT. ROWAN C. Sluts said many of the duties of the office would be combined with that of the Duchesne High School principal, N.

Craig Ken-nlngton, who is a certificated student guidance counselor. Mr. Kennington will be relieved of teaching and school guidance work, but would use the high school office as headquarters for both assignments aa principal and for district student guidance work'. Mr. Johnson, his wife Alva and three children will be leaving Duchesne soon for another position.

He was not aure where he would be located when contacted recently. A FORMER resident of Roosevelt, Mr. Johnson was principal at Alterra Junior High School in Uintah District for two years before accepting the position with Duchesne Victims of crippling birth defects and rheumatoid arthritis, among the largest groups of the medically underprivileged in the nation, can soon look for help virtually at their doorsteps, thanks to the March of Dimes. The National Foundation, supported by March of Dimes funds, has broadened its horizons to give direct aid to children under the age of 19 suffering from all typed of birth defects. Aid was previously limited to children with open spine, open skull and water on the brain.

The voluntary health organization has also authorized its 3,100 chapters throughout the United States to use available funds to establish a network of Special Treatment Centers and Evaluation Clinics for birth defects and arthritis. Assistance to polio victims will be continued. The National Foundations experience with polio treatment and rehabilitation centers as well as pilot projects conducted in birth defects and arthritis has proved the value of bringing together teams of experts to deal with medical, economic and social problems of chronically disabled patients and their families. Under the newly expanded program, National Foundation chapters will finance Special LEAVES DISTRICT Tlie post of "Director of Pupil Guidance Services" in being abolished by tho Duchesne County school board, and Carl Johnson, who filled the poat, ia leaving the district after two years. County.

He and his wife have been active in the LDS church and in civic affairs. Try the Standard first for High Grade, Quality Printing. March of Dimes-supperted Special Treatment and Clinical Study Centers offering comprehensive care to victims of birth defects, arthritis and polio are expanding throughout U. S. VERNAL Race Meet June 9, 10, 11 CALCUTTA Horse Selling VERNAL, UTAH 5-25-3tc all three types increases, there will be an increase in knowledge and improvement of treatment facilities and techniques to bring closer to reality the control of chronic crippling dis eases.

In conducting its vastly ex panded patient aid program. The National Foundation wiu emphasize aid in areas of ur met needs. It will not duplicate assistance already being provided by other agencies. Cases that require more extensive care or hospitalization may be referred through Evaluation Clinics to Special Treatment Centers. On the national level, March of Dimes funds will continue to support and expand Clinical Study Centers which provide exemplary total care for birth defects, arthritis and polio victims and also conduct research in those diseases.

As the number of centers of Treatment Centers at major hospitals in several large cities. These will operate full time and provide treatment for both in- and outpatients through teams of specialists in the medical and allied professions. For areas isolated from large medical centers, chapters will develop birth defects arthritis Evaluation Clinics to offer outpatient care only, through periodic clinics with visiting medical specialists. Three Strings off Wampum for Our Flag ITS TRUE! IT'S TRUK that there's nothing quite so rare aa a day in June. Right now we're thinking about a day that's rare Indeed Thursday, June 14.

It'a Flag Day! WELL, WHATS SO SPECIAL about Flag Day? Only one Btate--I'cnnsylvania designates it a legal holiday. We know many homee and placee of business that don't even have an American flag to display particularly not our find, flag 184 yearn ago. AND WE'VE NEVER HEARD of any law in thia land that aays a citizen muat fly the flag on Flag Day or any other time. SO WHY FLAG DAY? WE HAVE THIS SPECIAL DAY for aeveral reason. By displaying the Stars and Stripes, we honor the birth of our flage 184 years ago.

IN THE RECORDS OK THE Second Continental Congress for June 3, 1777, there appears this remarkable statement: "THE PRESIDENT LAID before the council three strings of wampum which have been delivered to him some time before Thomaa Green, a nominal Indian of the nation, requesting that a flag of the United States might be delivered to him to take to the chiefs of the nation, to be used by them for their security and protection." ELEVEN DAYS LATER, Congress adopted a declaration stating that "the flag of the United States shall be of thirteen stripes of alternate red and white with a union of thirteen stars of white in a blue field, representing the new constellation. ON FLAG DAY, WE HAVE the opportunity of honoring the birth certificate of great events, of a great plan of life worked out by a great people. We should hoist this stirring piece of cloth and let it wave because it is a symbol a symbol of the paat, of the men and women who went before ua, and of the records they wrote upon it. AND THERE'S MORE THAN tradition to it, of course. We hope to see our flags wave up, down and across the nation as emblems of our power and purpose as a nation today.

That's why Flag Day can be should Is something special for all of ua Joe Kemp, Jr. gets degree in engineering A University of Utah senior from Mountain Home was graduated with high honors thia spring. Joseph Hyrum Kemp. on of Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Kemp, Mountain Home, was among the top graduates of the Uni- Only students who have maintained a grade-point average 3.5 or higher in the range A- to straight A work throughout their four years college are eligible to graduate with High Honors. Mr. Kemp, a graduate AUamont High School received a degree In Mechanical Engineering from the University Utah. a I ii LCtfe A Whats Happened to Mastoid Operations? vmbl- wm jkm Twenty years ago Mastoiditis, an inflammation of the mastoid hone cells located behind the ears, was responsible for many operations which left unsightly scars. Now, a prescription for few dollars worth of medication, if taken in time, makes an operation unnecessary.

But, any pain about the ear should receive immediate medical attention. You salve sickness time and perhaps even your life when you consult a physician. Union sends five staff members to workshop Almost hke a vacation describes the'61 High School Publications Workshop, according to director Noel H. Duerdon. Five yearbook staff members will attend the conference.

From June 12 to 16 key staff members of high school publications will visit the Brigham Young University campus, attend classes, go to parties, have games and experience typical student living. Registration cost for the workshop will include food, activities, housing and instruction by more than 15 teachers for five days. Students will live in Helaman Halle dormitories and eat in nearby Cannon Center. Editorial participants will leant how to gather school news, how to write it, how to prepare It for printed newspapers and how to order, edit and prepare photographs. A major project will be the editing and production of a four- page printed newspaper covering all workshop activities.

Aspiring advertisers will learn the techniques of selling, preparing and budgeting publi-atlon advertising and will work alone and In conjunction with the editorial staffs. Student yearbook personnel will prepare an eight-page section of a typical school annual aa their workshop project. Special attention will be given to planning, layout, copy and photos. Shutter-bugs will get training in the operation of the camera and darkroom photo processing. Students will take and process all photoa required for workshop publications and promotion.

Editors of mimeographed papers will write, edit and produce a daily newspaper, which will be the official organ of the workshop. Staffers will work with modem equipment and will do all the work themselves, Mr. Duerdon said. Attending from Union High School will be the following members of the 1961-26 Yoon Yun" (yearbook) staff: Yetta Hanson, editor; Annette Snow, associate editor: Kent Mem-mott. Sports editor; Carl Lar- of of in of of Kindergarten graduating class YOUR DOCTOR CAN PIIONE US when you need a medicine.

A great many people, entrust us with their prescriptions. May we compound yours? PIIONE 251 MODERN DRUG Roosevelt, Utah PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS These capped and gowned youngsters recently graduated from St Helens Catholic Church Kindergarten School, and received their certificates. They are (front) Ed red Reca-kuku, Barry Milligan, Juanita Spriggs: (bark) Chrlslyn Daniels, and Glenn Stroh. (Photo by Francis McKinley). sot.

Business manager and MR. AND MRS. Wllford Diane Curry, assistant business Workman returned recently manager. from a three week vacation trip to New- Mexico, Arizona and Try the Standard first for Texas, where they enjoyed a High Grade, Quality Printing visit wllh relative Glamour Dessert: Lemon Refrigerator Cake msmmim PAID DIRECT TO YOU! APPLICATION BLANK FOR IXUIVni ALK OR FAMILY OROYPS To: Equitable Life and fasiiulty Insurance Company P. O.

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